Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-27
HIS EVIDENCE IN FORTY CASES.
BASE BALL.
Hits Outside The Diamond.

Nat Hudson, who was reserved by Chris Won der finally settled his difference with his and consents to play. His salary will be @ $a 800 Von lease, one being from the Chicagos.
 Hutchinson, the e1-Yale pitcher, has signed with Dawson was released yesterday morning. He expects to return to his home in Chicago. Perhaps Chris Won der Ahe, of the St. Lons Browns. may
 In DanbuTy on Wednesday Gruber, of the Hart lords, struck out nine men. But six reached first base, and but four base hits were made of him. Would that New Haven had such pitcher. Gruber has lost but one game this season and Lov- cit none.
 Since Leary hes been put in the box his salary has been raised. Jack is doing well this year and
 Richardson will hereafter play second base for w well, IVY viii go g5t to third. % "S "' HID '''N '''''
 The Oswego Base Ball association, which has Jackson, formerly of the sprIngfields, with view of securing him to manage their club: In the event of his acceptance the team will be recon structed.
 The 1ndianapolfs club would like to get Tiernan.: but the New York manager refuse5 to even think of such deal. The Indianapolis managers would also like to get Jimmie Clinton, the old , umpire who is want Pendegrast of the Utica club:
 There are going to be some big desls in base bell The ohieagos ere trying to secure Mickey welch
 All the Easte11 American essocia ion clubs are finding fault with Umpire Cuthberts decisions. first-ciass pitcher must be secured whatever T the expense, They have watched Bridgeport's success
 Steve nannbert, though light Weight. is doing some effective hitting and stands third in the
 Yes, and he is doing great work in the box. too. What a mistake Manager Donnelly made in not oppo1 tunity, long before the Bridgepo1ts thought of taking him. The New Haven tam would not
 John L. umpircd bali game anne @ at New W." Haven aH yes tsrday and he took his position he called the op- feIers to play ball to-day and nuthin' else. Jest fs s o5 yef d pnes % d that I'm o 5S try hoy we me kick Yer hear me, Petey,s Now go about yer of left wes en strength
 The first game between the New York end De- ros t e atracf9d n neaEv ten people the first game of series of three Keefe pitched fine and we oag @an o h make an error. he making two. The New Works tA gsto5 ade and oa the in the caught. Baldwin and Garzel were the battery for
 Madden pitched strong game for the Bostons yesterday, but the Chicagos hit him hard at the effective f for the Chicagos ""' 4'-'7
 The great luck the Detroits have thus far this b2 ho New the W Keefe in the box had not beaten the Detroits yes piopship psnnant would float this season from the Detroits' grounds. But their defeat yesterday Begley umpired in Danbury Wednesday and when voice from the grand stand yelled put hin viduaI elected As no one stirred comply he took out his watch and said he would give the game to the Hartfords if the objectionable individual were the desired effect and the game went on.
 Hartford, New Haven and Waterbury have en- tered protests against awarding Wednesday, s peed from tho league at o'clock she no longer eligible to contest in regular league The game will not, probably, count.
 The games which Springfield won and lost will all count and any club taking their place will take it with games played to date
 Hengle has resigned as National league umpire Grace Pierce succeed him,
 Dan Phalon has applied for position in the Wa terbury club and the manag cement would like to commodate him. Dan is playing good ball and would make valuable man. But as there is an- other Richmond in the field where they place Dan?-Waterbury American. Dan is a sober, relia- ble player and if the New Ravens could get him he would be an improvement on first base it is now dlled. Dan is also good batter and good